Learning with the Fang

Beth Kanter and I seem to be living in parallel universes at the moment. Nearly every post she writes is relevant to something I am doing at the moment. Here is the latest that provides helpful insights into Conferences and events:

More on Collaborative Knowledge Capture for Conferences Using Social Media ToolsMy colleague Loretta [...]

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Podcast of live event (Will be posted within 24hours of event) HERE
ScreenCast of demo rehearsals [SILENT] demo1.m4v, demo2.m4v
iPod video of mashup preso.m4v
Bloglines RSS Feed of demo elements
My flickr photos
Anthony Burnett flickr photos [Nice original artwork]
http://www.abc.net.au/services/podcasting/
http://www.abc.net.au/tv/btn [Podcasting 15th August]
Podcasts, Flickr & Mashups – Mike Seyfang
A recent Pew study shows that 57% of teens create/share [...]

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Today something rather special turned up in my ‘vanity search’ for feedback from the education.au conference I helped with last week – a podcast reflecting on two of the sessions!  Good on ya Michael for taking the trouble to record and share your thoughts!
A six minute reflection of the recent education.au seminar (http://www.educationau.edu.au/jahia/Jahia/whatschanged); Audio in [...]

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The topic of crazy signs came up at work today.  Not wanting to be out done by the comic who observed ‘those parents who transport their babies on boards should be reprimanded (or at least photographed), I decided to throw this little rockyou slide show together:
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And if you want to read more widely on [...]

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Here we go – my thoughts from education.au’s “So what’s changed?” event, Wentworth Sydney, August 4th, 2006.
I was fortunate to be able to attend education.au’s “So what’s changed?” event, Wentworth Sydney, August 4th, 2006.  I have been working with the team at education.au over the past few months, wrestling with this beast some call ‘Web2.0′ [...]

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